All posts created by Alex
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Hello Oyetola, I've answered you by email. |
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| Hello, please remove them from the words table and then visualize for the changes to take effect. | |
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Hello Richard, I've anwsered you by email. |
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| We are investigating the issue. In the meantime please download your images in PNG or JPEG formats and send them via your email client. | |
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| Yes, both HQ packs and unlimited plans provide you the ability to download HQ images. | |
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| Yes, you'll be able to download SVG images after purchasing one of plans or packs. I recommend downloading in HQ PNG or JPEG formats to make high quality prints. SVG files are more suitable for editing in vector editors. | |
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| Yes, there is a way. You can select multiple fonts in the fonts section using CTRL + left mouse click or SHIFT + left mouse click. You can also choose a font manually for each word / phrase directly in the words table. You need to do some trial and error to choose a font that is capable of rendering a specific word. | |
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You cannot make words the same size unfortunately. Our algorithm tries to fit words into the selected shape in the first place making words bigger or smaller when needed. But here is a trick you can try. Switch to the edit mode and make the biggest word (the first in the words table) smaller. Then visualize and repeat until all words are more or less the same size. |
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| Hello Christine, please send the image you downloaded and printed to the support so I could see what is wrong there. | |
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Here is how you can make a rectangular shape: 1) Switch to the Geometric category in the Shapes section 2) Choose the square shape 3) Click on the gear icon at the bottom right corner of the square shape 4) Set the aspect ratio of your rectangle (0.8 in your case). Use arrow keys for fine tuning 5) Click OK and visualize |
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